Graduation poses risk of deportation for international students
The Exponent • 22 FEB 2021
Jonathan Grode explains the deportation risks international students face upon graduation. International students may have to worry about being forcefully uprooted from the country in which they studied upon graduating.
An Update on US Immigration Policy
An Update on U.S. Immigration Policy with Sophie Alcorn, Alcorn Law and Jonathan Grode, Green and Spiegel U.S.
Member Perspective: Jonathan A. Grode
The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia • 19 JAN 2021
Grode elaborates on how the business community can benefit from an ease in federal immigration policies.
Updates You Need to Know About Employment and Immigration Law
Workplace Fairness • 30 NOV 2020
Workplace Fairness partnered with immigration attorney Jonathan Grode in a live webinar to discuss employment and immigration law. Here, they discuss hot-button topics and answer some pressing questions about COVID-19, work, and of course, workers rights.
Denial of H-1B visa ruled ‘arbitrary and capricious’
Rhode Island Lawyers Weekly • 16 APR 2020
A federal judge has determined that the general operations manager of a multi-location restaurant business is engaged in a “specialty occupation” as defined in 8 U.S.C. §1184 for purposes of an H-1B visa, and that a contrary conclusion by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services was arbitrary and capricious. Learn more in this article by Barry Bridges.
005 Current situation with U.S. visas: A lawyer’s perspective w/ J.Grode
Masson International • 4 AUG 2020
In episode 5 of the Ouvrir Une Filiale Aux Etats-Unis podcast, Nicolas Bernard-Masson welcomes Jonathan Grode, U.S. Practice Director and Managing Partner in Philadelphia at Green and Spiegel U.S., an immigration law firm. He deciphers the current situation for visas in the USA and how to obtain a work or investor visa in the United States in this very specific context of the global crisis linked to COVID-19.
Faculty awards celebrate outstanding teaching, service, research and creative achievement
Temple University • 24 JUN 2020
Teachers and researchers from across Temple’s disciplines, from medicine to music and dance, were honored for their achievements. Jonathan A. Grode, adjunct professor of law, Beasley School of Law, was honored with the Part-Time Faculty Excellence in Teaching and Instruction Award.
Locals Speak on Supreme Court’s DACA Decision
NBC 10 Philadelphia • 18 JUN 2020
The Supreme Court ruled against a plan from the Trump Administration to shut down the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk spent the day speaking with people personally impacted by the decision.
How President Donald Trump’s Executive Order Affects Australians Living In America
10 First News Australia • 22ND APR 2020
Thousands of Australians living in the U.S. have had a hellish 24-hours after Donald Trump announced he would be suspending immigration without offering any details. Jonathan Grode of Green and Spiegel speaks with U.S. correspondent Eammon Atkinson of 10 First News Australia.
Many Have Questions After President Trump Vows to Temporarily Suspend Immigration Into US
Channel 69 News WFMZ-TV • 21ST APR 2020
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A tweet from the White House late Monday night spurred questions and speculation about what a future executive order might entail. President Trump tweeted: “In light of the attack from the Invisible Enemy, as well as the need to protect the jobs of our GREAT American Citizens, I will be signing an Executive Order to temporarily suspend immigration into the United States!” Those few sentences prompted hundreds of phone calls and emails to John Grode, an immigration attorney.